Cole Taylor, aged seven, collapsed whilst playing in a paddling pool at Amble Links Holiday Park in Northumberland around 5:00pm on Sunday 19th July.
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The Stephen Carey Fund are delighted to announce that they have joined forces with the Hexham Courant to launch a new campaign to raise funds to install more Public Access Defibrillators within the Tyne Valley.
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The community of Alnmouth made the headlines in the regional newspaper, The Journal, today following the success of the Alnmouth Family Fun Day held over the previous weekend.
On Saturday 27th July our own David Wilson met Richard Dale of Lionheart Radio and they chatted about the progress of The Stephen Carey Fund since its inception, for anyone who missed the show or is unable to tune into the station here is your chance to listen to the interview.
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The launch of our first defibrillator picks up further regional coverage as The Journal promote the installation of The Stephen Carey Fund’s first defibrillator within the North Northumberland village of Shilbottle.
A pleasing moment as the unveiling of the first defibrillator for The Stephen Carey Fund is featured within the Northumberland Gazette. Â The unit was unveiled in Shilbottle on Saturday 20th July in front of members of the local community.
Often when football players are asked to go to the bench the following minutes are full of long faces and mutterings but this week was different as was the bench.
Family, friends and former work colleagues have worked together to organise a wooden bench with engraved plaque which has been placed at Hotspur Park, the home of Alnmouth FC where Stephen played much of his football, and several of those involved were able to be present for the unveiling with the Northumberland Gazette in attendance to record the moment.
The winners of The Stephen Carey Memorial Shield 2013 extended their glory this evening as their photo featuring Sir John Hall was included within the Grassroots section of the Newcastle Chronicle:
Daniel Carey was featured in The Journal today talking about his brother Stephen, the work the fund is doing and our plans for the future.
A copy of the article is shown below or you can read online at http://www.thejournal.co.uk/news/north-east-news/fund-memory-alnmouth-footballer-stephen-4393456
A series of articles were published in the Northumberland Gazette today which included details of the coroners report which whilst incredibly sad to read at least bring something resembling an answer for this tragic incident.
In addition the publication also included a piece announcing the formation of the very fund you are now reading, The Stephen Carey Fund.
Following many discussions between teammates, friends and family close to Stephen as to how best remember and honour him it was agreed to do something positive and constructive to help others.
With a football match already undertaken the formation of the fund now draws together the determination of those involved into sharp focus and with ideas in abundance 2013 looks like being a year of promise and hope for all those affected by this tragic event.
